Wolf Pack Obedience Training

19/02/2020

Good boy

17/02/2020

Making new friends

12/02/2020

My new bff

12/02/2020

28/01/2020

HELP KEEP YOUR PETS COOL, HYDRATED AND SAFE

It's crucial to prepare your pets for the heat to avoid potential heat stress and fatalities during summer. Your pets cannot always cool themselves down, so as a responsible pet owner it’s your job to keep them cool during the hot summer months.

Check out our tips below and help keep your pets safe during the hotter months:

⛱️ Provide access to extra shade areas to protect your pets from the sun. This can be done by installing shade cloths and umbrellas in your backyard.

☀️ If possible, bring your pets indoors where there is shade or air-conditioning to provide a cool environment to chill in. Do not under any circumstances leave pets unattended in locked cars, even if you are parked in shade or have the windows down.

🧴 Apply pet-friendly zinc to the ears and noses of pets prone to sunburn, including cats and dogs with white fur and pink noses.

💦 Ensure access to plenty of fresh water. Fill multiple bowls of water and place them in cool places out of the sun for your pets.

🐶 Place ice in their bowls to help cool their water sources but check that your pet is comfortable with the change in water temperature.

🧊 Make ice blocks! Freeze some pet food in a takeaway container with water to make a delicious ice block that will cool and entertain your pet as it defrosts.

🐾 Avoid exercising dogs in the middle of the day as this can lead to heat stress. Their feet pads can burn on hot surfaces such as cement and sand. Pay attention to flat-faced breeds (brachycephalic) such as Pugs and Bulldogs as they have a greater difficulty regulating heat.

🐰 Pocket pets, including rabbits and guinea pigs, can benefit from ice bricks wrapped in towels and cooling mats placed in their hutches.

🐦 Consider providing bird baths for our domesticated and wild feathered friends to frolic and cool off in.

Don't have a pet yet? No worries! Trevor (pictured) is still looking for a forever home ❤️ Head to the comments to find his adoption profile.

➡️ RON: 251000223

18/01/2020

This beautiful girl is named Pandora, she recently found her forever home up the coast.
I wish all the best to Pandora and her new pack

13/01/2020

This is Zanzi, she is a six month old Boxer who enjoys jumping on people and long walks down the street.
Stubborn and intelligent would be two words I'd use to describe this breed.
Boxers are prone to heat stroke and as such should be walked early morning or late afternoon to avoid heat stress in the hotter months.
I wish Zanzi and her owners all the best and hope they keep up the consistency required to insure Zanzi stays on her best behaviour

18/12/2019

G'day folks
It's Apparently meant to reach temperatures of up to 42* degrees today,
Remember to keep water bowls topped up and avoid walking dogs on hot pavement and tarmac,if you cant walk on it with your bare feet, neither can they.
And for the love of dog, please don't leave your dogs (or children) locked in the car -_-

02/10/2019

This would be a great thing to do over here if it wasn't so difficult with insurance red tape.

Members of the St. Joseph High School cross-country team in California invited more than a dozen shelter dogs to accompany them on their mor...